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Step 1
Before starting this Diplomat cream recipe, organise all the necessary ingredients. Place the gelatine in 12 grams of water.
Step 2
In a saucepan, heat the milk and vanilla powder (or half a vanilla pod split in half with the seeds grated out).
Step 3
Pour castor sugar over the egg yolks in a bowlIn a mixing bowl, place the egg yolks and half of the castor sugar. The other half of the sugar will be added to the milk.
Step 4
Blanch the egg yolks and sugar with a whisk for a few seconds, until you can no longer see the sugar.
Step 5
Add the crème pâtissière powder.
Step 6
Combine vigorously with a whisk.
Step 7
Pour the boiling milk over the blanched preparation. Combine gently.
Step 8
When homogeneous, transfer the preparation into the saucepan used to boil the milk...
Step 9
... and cook the cream over medium heat, whisking constantly. The cream should thicken quickly. However this doesn't mean that it is cooked...
Step 10
... the cream will thicken first, then you will notice it will fluidify again. At this stage, the cream is cooked.
Step 11
Add the butter to the hot cream and whisk vigorously until fully incorporated.
Step 12
Melt the hydrated gelatine in the microwave and add to the cream. Whisk vigorously.
Step 13
Transfer the cream into a food tray...
Step 14
... and cover the surface with cling film. Leave to cool at room temperature.
Step 15
Beat the whipping cream until you obtain a whipped cream, using the stand mixer.
Step 16
Transfer the whipped cream into a mixing bowl...
Step 17
... and whisk vigorously until smooth. Add the orange blossom flavouring and whisk again.
Step 18
Add one third of the whipped cream...
Step 19
... and whisk until homogeneous...
Step 20
... as shown in the photo.
Step 21
Add the rest of the whipped cream...
Step 22
... and fold gently with a rubber spatula, making sure the preparation doesn't collapse.
Step 23
The Diplomat cream is smooth and homogeneous. At this stage, the cream is ready and must be used immediately for piping. Refrigerate for at least 1 or 2 hours before serving.
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